技术
- 机器人 - 轮式机器人
- 传感器 - 电表
适用行业
- 海洋与航运
- 可再生能源
适用功能
- 产品研发
- 质量保证
用例
- 智慧城市供水管理
- 时间敏感网络
服务
- 系统集成
- 测试与认证
关于客户
霍克湾地区委员会是一个位于新西兰的政府组织。该委员会负责维护霍克湾地区清洁健康的环境,这项任务涉及约 175 名工作人员。这些工作人员中的许多人都是现场科学家,他们花时间在野外从不同地点收集水样。然后在实验室对这些样本进行测试,以确保该地区水道的安全。该委员会还参与社区参与活动,例如教育未来的科学家了解人类行为对环境的影响。
挑战
新西兰霍克斯湾地区委员会 (HBRC) 在确保水道安全方面面临着重大挑战。该委员会需要高效、准确地收集水质检测结果以供决策之用。该过程涉及现场科学家在一天内从不同地点收集多达 50 个样本。除了样本之外,科学家还必须管理成堆的纸质表格,这些表格常常因环境条件而变得潮湿、泥泞或丢失。然后,必须将这些表格中的数据手动输入系统,这个过程很容易出错且效率低下。该委员会此前曾尝试使用各种数据收集和管理系统将表格数字化,但这些尝试均不成功,导致效率低下且不准确。
解决方案
HBRC 采用 Nintex Forms、Nintex Workflow 和 Nintex Mobile 与 SharePoint 相结合,实现数据收集流程的数字化。该委员会在 Provoke 和 Myriad Technologies 的帮助下,将纸质数据收集系统转换为平板电脑系统。该系统将 Nintex Forms 与理事会的 SQL 数据库配对,使现场科学家能够使用 Nintex Mobile 轻松点击表格。平板电脑装在防水盒中,保护数据免受环境条件的影响。 Nintex 解决方案消除了双重数据输入的需要,从而节省了数天的处理和数据验证时间。由于 Nintex 解决方案的成功,该委员会目前正致力于将组织内所有纸质表格和流程数字化。
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